- In
English law and the
canon law of the
Church of England, a
rebuke is a
censure on a
member of the clergy. It is the
least severe censure available against...
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boiling water from the stove. M****ey
lifted the pot and said twice, "I
rebuke you in the name of Jesus."
Grayson threatened to
shoot her in the face and...
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adopted by a
majority vote.
Among the
forms that it can take are a
stern rebuke by a legislature, a
spiritual penalty imposed by a church, or a negative...
- the judiciary's
constitutional authority. His
attacks on the
courts drew
rebukes from observers,
including sitting federal judges,
concerned about the effect...
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Retrieved 21 June 2013. "Iran's
Khamenei hits out at
Rafsanjani in rare
public rebuke".
Middle East Eye.
Archived from the
original on 4
April 2016. Retrieved...
- Its antithesis, "two
wrongs don't make a right", is a
proverb used to
rebuke or
renounce wrongful conduct as a
response to another's transgression. "Two...
- Each body
adopts rules allowing censure,
which is "stronger than a
simple rebuke, but not as
strong as expulsion." In general, each
house of
Congress is...
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doctrine of non-intervention in
internal affairs as
justification for
rebuking external criticism of its
internal policies. However, the
emerging doctrine...
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invitees were flat Earthers,
while the
others frequently made
content to
rebuke flat
Earth theories.
Although most of the
invitees did not parti****te,...
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Psalm vi – Domine, ne in
furore tuo
arguas me. (Pro octava). (O Lord,
rebuke me not in thy indignation. (For the octave.))
Psalm ****i (32) –
Beati quorum...
